60 Million Apps Sold at iTunes Store, There is a Kill Switch, Says Steve Jobs

It ’s been a month since the iTunes App Storewent live , and in an interview with the Wall St Journal , Steve Jobs has put the apps downloads figure at over 60 million . With the mix of free and pay apps , that take Apple around $ 30 million . That ’s obviously encourage Steve : He ’s enthusiastic that maybe “ it will be a $ 1 billion market place at some gunpoint in fourth dimension ” adding that he ’s “ never seen anything like this in my life history for software . ”

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And in a slimly unusual outspoken comment , for Steve anyway , he ’s admitted that the apps wo n’t be making Apple much profit — instead future sales hopes are pinned on the diligence tempting people to purchase more iPhones and iPod touches . “ Phone differentiation used to be about radios and aerial and thing like that , ” he argues , suggesting that now the distinction is about software .

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understandably the app store has been a success so far for Apple and the developers : The top 10 made tight to $ 9 million in one calendar month . What about theinfamous“I Am Rich”app ? Apple decided to tear it as the result of a “ judgment call . ”

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Steve also confirmed the beingness of the kill replacement for malicious apps , despite last week’snewsto the contrary . “ Hopefully we never have to pull out that lever , but we would be irresponsible not to have a lever like that to pull . ” And you ca n’t argue with that logic . [ WSJ ]

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